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KETTERING TN 3 B.STORTFORD 1
By Peter Short

Loza 48, Ranger 73, Fatadjo 84

Akanbi 39
KETTERING were forced to come from behind to claim victory for the fifth time this season.
A well-known cliche could be used at this juncture, but this game was the dictionary definition of “two halves” as the Poppies gambled in the second period by employing a back three and introducing Callum Powell -who set up all three Kettering goals.
But it was the visitors who started the brighter and would have taken the lead after the first five minutes had Aaron Greene’s drilled sho...

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